'We burned the stage down in Glasgow,' the singer sings after he is forced to evacuate the stage due to the fire
Jul 11, 2018 AceShowbiz - Bruno Mars won't never let his fans feel worried while watching his show
The "That's What I Like" hitmaker was forced to evacuate the stage as fire broke out at his show in Glasgow, Scotland on Tuesday, July 10
A concertgoer told Entertainment Tonight that Mars suddenly stopped singing in the middle of his performance
He then apologized and told the audience he needed to stop the show before walking off the stage
"They lowered [a] lighting rig and used fire extinguishers to put something out that was on stage," the concertgoer shared
Another concertgoer shared on Twitter a picture of a safety message that appeared on the screen
It read, "This is a safety announcement. It is necessary to stop the show temporarily
Further information to follow." Fortunately, the fire was quickly extinguished and no one was injured or harmed
Mars was allowed to return to the stage after seven minutes and made sure everyone could still be having fun after the small incident
"He was a total showman," the first concertgoer said. "When he came back on the stage, he apologized for briefly having to stop the show
He then incorporated what had happened onstage into the lyrics of his next song." In a fan-captured video, the "Marry You" singer could be seen crooning, "We burned the stage down in Glasgow
Better call the fire department when the Hooligans get on stage!" Mars is currently finishing up the European leg of his "24K Magic World Tour" before kicking off the finale tour with Cardi B, who is featured on his remix of "Finesse"
The finale trek will launch on July 25 at the Park Theater in Las Vegas and conclude on November 11 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu
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